Baguio Night Market

This is a pretty cool event that I think happens every night from 9:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. There are hundreds of 10x10 awnings that get set up, each booth with their own goods for sale. There are also several food tents with all different kinds of food. It was a fun atmosphere walking around with thousands of people checking out the products and food.

Varieties of food available. The place is well thought and it was a spacious area. It would be nice if they have chairs or table but overall experience it was great. You can also see the security around the area and other events happening all over the place.

Heard that it’s something I should experience. Was blown away, from the size of night market to variations of food and goods being sold.
It’s affordable and definitely a place to visit.

A must-go when youre visiting Baguio. Located beside Burnham park, the Night market boasts a wide array of foodstuffs and cheap clothes. Be wary though as most of the clothes being sold are knockoffs, but really good knockoffs at the very least.

If you’re in Baguio, this night market is a must go. The night market starts at 9pm but it’s recommended to go around 9.30-10pm to avoid the majority of the rush.

The night market is opening about 9pm everyday, actually the price in here chip, but some stores have not good quality. And come market want to take care

Amazing experience to see everyone ready to fill a road at 9pm! Within minutes the road is closed and full of stalls.
Just further on you hit the street food and my word there is so much of it and it’s all sooooo good! You have to wait at the popular stalls but trust me it’s worth it.

Bustling selection of food and non food items to choose from. crowded during opening peak hours. Secured with police visibility within the area.

I like this place, plenty of food choices. They sepsrated the ukay ukayan and the food bazaar so there's a lot to choose from. They start at 9PM, not too sure if it's everyday. We went there on Monday and there's a lot of tourists.

The Baguio night market is a popular shopping destination located in Baguio City, Philippines. It is open in the evenings, usually starting from around 9:00 PM until the early hours of the morning or around 2:00AM. The market is known for its vibrant atmosphere and variety of goods available for sale.

At the Baguio night market, you can find a wide range of items, including clothing, accessories, toys, souvenirs, fresh produce, and local handicrafts. Bargaining is a common practice here, so it's a great opportunity to test your haggling skills and potentially get some good deals.

Aside from shopping, the Baguio night market also offers a variety of food stalls and street food vendors, where you can enjoy local delicacies and snacks while exploring the market.

Dont forget to wear your hoddies. And bring eco bags if your plan to buy some ukays.

In the night food market, they have a variety of food to eat from classic Filipino street food, Korean, Japanese, etc. Some food cost higher than usual but I think that’s part of the Baguio experience.

For the street market, there’s a lot of options to choose from clothes, accessories, toys, and more. Also, don’t forget to haggle for the price.

large choices of streetfoods. some are affordable. bring with you your patience because you need to fall in line in all stalls to get food. no trash around so bring with you your trashes

Came here for the food. Loved the isaw! Grilled balut looked interesting. Some Korean stalls. Corn. Pares. Various ilocano dishes. Fried stuff that I found expensive (chicken skin was 100 and 150). Can't comment on the dry goods because I didn't come for that. Will definitely come back for the isaw!!

Very crowded but well organized. Plenty of options to buy clothes, trinkets, and food.

Starts at 9pm.

It's nice to walk and shop here. You can use your creativity in doing matches and mix on some jackets and more. There are also shoes.☺

Some of the best foods in a Philippine Night Market Setting are found here. Been to the night markets of Davao, Tutuban, Cagayan de Oro, etc. and I have to say the foods here are topnotch. Wow.

It's given that the place is crowded since it's a night market. Your Baguio Tour is not complete of you don't try here.

There's a lot of Clothes on the street and lots of street food that is cheap and yet yummy that can satisfy your cravings!
(But there's no table to eat on, so just enjoy the food while standing.) Well, I really like the isaw, it's not the ordinary bbq that you can eat. Must try!

Baguio City Night Market’s food scene is delightful, with various stalls offering a wide range of local and international cuisines. From savory street foods to tasty desserts, it’s a great place for food enthusiasts to explore diverse flavors in a lively setting.

Baguio Night Market opens at 9:00 PM and closes at 4:00 AM the next day

Everyone is disciplined to start at exactly 9
They don't sell if it's not time :)

A late night family bonding not only for visitors but locals who wants to have good finds and good food under the stars without the need to spend an arm or a leg.